Rebellion’s MONSTER FUN transforms with Halloween Spooktacular Special redesign
The bumper twelfth issue of Rebellion’s kids comic MONSTER FUN features a new logo and design next month
Dynamite announces the return of LEGENDERRY RED SONJA
Writer Katana Collins takes on the Steampunk world
David & Maria Lapham bring supernatural crime series UNDERHEIST to BOOM! Studios
The series follows a down-on-his-luck criminal who decides to commit one last heist - that may be more than it seems.
INTERVIEW: Son M. & MadCursed break down SOMETHING CRAWLED OUT
The new Vault title debuts in October
Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev reunite for a new criminal comic MASTERPIECE
Six issue miniseries about the origin of the new criminal's criminal
KING ARTHUR AND THE KNIGHTS OF JUSTICE goes from ’90s cartoon to graphic novel
King Arthur and the Knights of Justice is going from '90s cartoon to graphic novel thanks to Mad Cave.
Rick Remender signs 3-Year Exclusivity Deal with Image Comics
“I’ve recently turned down very generous offers to write X-Men and Batman, and while flattered, that would ultimately be a step backwards artistically, and not where my heart is at.”
PREVIEW: It’s bunnies vs bandits in USAGI YOJIMBO: ICE AND SNOW #1
The newest Usagi Yojimbo series from creator Stan Sakai debuts later this month.
The ORIGINAL X-MEN return in new 60th anniversary one-shot
The one-shot from Christos Gage and Greg Land will see the original X-Men face off against alternate future versions of themselves.
PREVIEW: Dan Slott and Paco Medina introduce new villains in SPIDER-BOY #1
Breakout character Bailey Briggs aka Spider-Boy swings into his own ongoing series this November!
DC Comics releases statement on Fables: it is “not in the public domain”
DC Comics has released a strong statement declaring that Fables is not in the public domain, no matter what Bill Willingham thinks.
DC Comics December 2023 and early January 2024 solicitations
Full solicitations for DC Comics titles scheduled to ship in late December 2023 and early January 2024.
